
2025
Coming of Age
Players portray a character growing from childhood into adulthood, advancing one year at a time and developing interests, skills, and personal traits. A dice-management system determines movement to various city locations where players acquire experiences, form memories, meet people, and manage relationships and frustrations. Parental support early on gives different options that fade as independence increases. Players collect and fulfill life goals by shaping their personality on a personal board through choices and acquired experiences, balancing friendships, romance, and ambitions to realize their character’s development.
- Players
- 1–4 best 3
- Playing time
- 40–80 min
- Age
- 14+
- Complexity
- 3.2 / 5
About the game
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Full stats in Ludoya- 43
- Plays logged
- 63
- Players
- 1h 35m
- Average play
- 33
- In collections
- 12
- On wishlists
- 1
- Pre-ordered
7.5/10
from 9 Ludoya reviews
Rules questions
Answered from the rulebook by Ludoya's rules assistant.
Can I change a die's chosen location after I place it, and how do Frustration Tokens work?
Yes: after choosing a die you may move it to an adjacent location by placing 1 Frustration Token on the far right of an available Mood Track (or to a non-adjacent location by placing 2 Frustration Tokens on two tracks); you cannot add a Frustration Token to a track that already has one at either end (p.7).
If I spend Motivation Tokens to take a Memory or place a Presence, do I have to move a Mood Counter?
Yes — whenever you spend one or more Motivation Tokens (or 4 Willpower if allowed) to gain a Memory or place a Presence, you must move the Mood Counter of that Token's color exactly 2 steps to the left (the number of tokens spent does not change that movement; bounces still apply) (p.10).
What does a Trait Bonus let me do, and are there limits on Trait Tiles?
A Trait Bonus lets you either draw a Trait Tile, play a Trait Tile from your hand (if you meet its requirement), or place a Mimic Trait Token on another player's completed Trait Tile (if you meet its requirement and friendship level); your Trait hand limit is 4 and you may only play up to 4 Trait Tiles during the game (p.9).
If multiple players want the same Memory Card, who gets it and is the card replaced?
Any players at the location who spend the required Motivation (or Willpower, if allowed) may gain the Memory; once one or more players obtain it, that Memory Card is removed from the game and is not immediately replaced (VEP for tokens spent is 3 for the first, 2 for the second, and 1 for each additional) (p.10).
What happens when a Mood Counter would bounce past the track ends (right or left)?
If a counter must move right past the last space you instead gain the Motivation Token shown (unless that icon is covered by a Frustration Token); if it must move left past the last space you either place a Frustration Token over the far-right Motivation icon or lose 2 VEP, and special outcomes apply if a Frustration Token is present (e.g., removing an overcome token grants 4 VEP) (p.8).
When do new locations and new dice become available during the game?
New locations and dice unlock between rounds when players have no dice next to their boards: Round 2 adds locations 5–6 and gives each player two six-sided dice, Round 3 adds 7–8 and gives three eight-sided dice, and Round 4 adds 9–10 and gives three ten-sided dice (also players add the next Mood Counter and corresponding Motivation Tokens when a round ends) (p.11).
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